hyperbola

see definition of hyperbola

as incurve

Synonyms for hyperbola

noun arched, rounded line or object

Antonyms for hyperbola

line

curves

noun. arched, rounded line or object

Word Origin & History

1660s, from Latinized form of Greek hyperbole "extravagance," literally "a throwing beyond" (see hyperbole). Perhaps so called because the inclination of the plane to the base of the cone exceeds that of the side of the cone.

Example Sentences for hyperbola

An oval is never mistaken for a circle, nor an hyperbola for an ellipsis.

If the cone is cut off vertically on the dotted line, A, the curve is a hyperbola.

I said, "if my orbit is a hyperbola, I shall never return to earth."

The curve is in this case called an Hyperbola (see fig. 20).

In the hyperbola we have the mathematical demonstration of the error of an axiom.

Two of the sides of the triangle in this proposition constitute a special form of the hyperbola.

If the plane tips the slightest amount more, the section becomes an hyperbola.

The axes of an hyperbola bisect the angles between the asymptotes.

Similarly, in an hyperbola a vertex is nearer 704 to the directrix than to the focus.

With a certain speed it will assume the parabola, and with a greater the hyperbola.

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curves

Synonyms for hyperbola

curve